Avocado toast with scrambled eggs hit the spot. Nice and simple. Place was comfy but got packed later.

The lobster roll is a classic Maine-style one, and they do it right. Fresh, well-seasoned lobster on a perfectly toasted, buttery bun. That first bite was everything.

Been coming here for years, and the line always moves fast. That rainbow bagel is still my favorite.

Big Breakfast is my go-to for a quick, filling lunch. The mushrooms and baked beans really stand out. Got it to go last week, and it was ready in under 5 minutes. Perfect for a busy day.

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The staff was really patient helping us with the menu when our Spanish wasn&#39;t great.

The new owners are doing a solid job. Grabbed a burger and fries, which were fresh and hit the spot. The real standout was their rotating craft beer list&mdash;found a great local IPA that paired perfectly. Service was friendly and quick. Glad to see this spot getting a second life.

Perfect for a date night that doesn&#39;t feel cheap. The vibe is just right.

The server was really helpful explaining the ingredients in each dish for our first time. Made it easy to choose something fresh and healthy.

The burrata with figs and prosciutto was really good. Creamy cheese, sweet fruit, salty ham&mdash;all the textures worked. A solid starter.

The baba ghanoush is so smoky and tasty. The sourdough bread they serve with it is fresh and just right for dipping. We also got the burger and fries, which were really good. A nice, relaxed meal.

Great spot for a casual dinner. The garlic shrimp was fantastic, and I found a Portuguese white wine that paired beautifully with it. Gets pretty loud when it&#39;s full, but that&#39;s part of the charm. Solid food.

Cozy little spot, quiet and feels like a little European cafe. The French burger was the star. The patty was juicy, and the bun was fresh and soft. Really solid.

Ordered a custom cake last minute, and they were super helpful. The cake was delicious, and the wine pairing suggestion they offered was spot on.

The lemon berry blyss french toast was the star. Fluffy, not too sweet, with that perfect crisp edge. Staff was chill. Just a really solid brunch spot.

Service was on point. They kept the water coming without me even asking, and the staff was just really nice and helpful. Made the whole dinner feel smooth and easy.

Inside seating is pretty tight, but we snagged a table easily on a weekday morning. It&rsquo;s cozy, just not the place for a big group hangout.

Creative options like the hot honey jalape&ntilde;o cream cheese are a nice touch. The gluten-free bagel I had was solid, tasted fresh. Food here is consistently good, that&#39;s the main thing for me.

Solid spot if you&#39;re trying to avoid the lines at the big-name delis. The corned beef was really well-seasoned, had a nice flavor. The space itself is bright and open, which I liked.

The coffee here is really good. It&#39;s a dark roast, strong but not bitter. The pastries are fresh, especially the croissants. They&#39;re flaky and buttery, just right with the coffee. That&#39;s what I come for.

The Jachnun was rich and flavorful, real homestyle cooking. I had it with a glass of a medium-bodied red, which cut through the richness perfectly. A very comforting dish.

Their chocolate chip cookies are exactly how I remember from years ago. Still the same great quality, crispy edges and soft middle. A solid spot.

The bagels here are so good, especially with their cured fish. It&#39;s a solid spot for a savory breakfast and a coffee. Just a bit pricey for what it is.

It does get busy here, so I&#39;d definitely book ahead. I had a table reserved for brunch and was seated right away, which made everything so much easier.

Been coming here for years. The breakfast sandwich is my go-to, always fresh and hits the spot. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable place in the neighborhood. Price is fair for SoHo.

I had an amazing experience at this restaurant! The food was top-notch, and they even had great gluten-free options available.

The smoked salmon croissant with boiled egg was really good. Nice spot to sit outside near the park.

Solid South Indian vegetarian comfort food in a casual spot.

The outdoor table is a great spot for people-watching on a nice day. It&#39;s just a short walk from the park, which was perfect. The indoor seating area felt a bit cramped though.

Came for a birthday dinner, the back bar area worked well for our group. The bang bang cauliflower was a hit, everyone kept going back for more. Staff was on it, especially Michelle, she checked in just the right amount.

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